Dr Kings Office

• A Family’s Experience with Psychosocial Pediatrics
• A Pediatrician to Keep
• Finding the Right Path to Parenting

•   Shifting from Traditional to Psychosocial Pediatrics
•   Is This Type of Medical Practice for You?
•   Don't You Need Special Training for Psychosocial Pediatrics?

•   The Psychosocial Assets of the Pediatrician
•   Making Time Work for You
•   Developmental Tasks for Successful Parents
•   The Prenatal Visit
•   A Death in the Family: Helping Parents Help Their Children
•   Preventing Child Sexual Abuse: New Language for Parents and Children

•   Strategies for Intervention
•   Is There A Problem?: Deciding When to Assess the Emotional Health of the Child
•   Taking A History
•   Alcoholism and Family Secrets
•   A Psychosocial Assessment of the Terrible Twos
•   Reflections on Family-Child-Pediatrician Relationships and the Development of Childhood Obesity

•   Model Programs for Parents of Very Young Children: The JF&CS Center for Early Relationship Support

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Introduction by Dr. Vincent J. Felitti, MD

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